I don't recall the hand device you are referring to but I would like to point out that it was never said whether Shifu even had naquadah (which is needed to operate Goa'uld hand devices etc) in his system, so that alone would not be a reason to presume Linea was harsesis. Also, In the Line of Duty took place prior to Prisoners so Sam would have been able to sense the naquadah in Linea. Even if she hadn't realized yet what that sensation was I think Teal'c would have also noticed it, as Sam can sense his symbiote('s naquadah) too.
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She had some kind of hand device. She did something with it to the big guy that was strangling Daniel. She also used it on Sam and the doctor in the infirmary after Sam showed her how to use the computer.Comment
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Sam said: she got into our system.
What she meant was: I let her into our system
Not a bad ep, I like how we get a little intimation that Jack has prison experience, but I do think that as an anthropologist Daniel should have been a lot more savvy about how prison works. Watching the prisoners whistle when SG1 arrived reminded me of the scenes in Prison Break when the new "fishes" arrive...In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
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Nope, not one of my favorite episodes. Don't necessarily dislike it, but I don't like it either.
It has some funny lines, and funny moments but overall I'm not a fan of this episode.
However, for research sake... SG-9 is the diplomatic team.
And Bonnie Bartlett will always be Patience from Firefly for me -- "Didn't she shoot you?".Heightmeyer's Lemming -- still the coolest Lemming of the forum
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Not a bad ep, but not a great one either. Linea's nasty, though! And that hand device instantly made me think of the Goa'uld...sigpic
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Maybe her cold fusion plant made her capable of using the hand device which knocked out the big guy - perhaps the energy could be stored in the device just in case. The stargate stores energy as well. Just a thought.CARPE DIEM
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It is more a pity they never explained what that device was or how she got it.Comment
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Nope, still not a fan of this episode... Patience (Bonnie Bartlett) or in this case, Linea Destroyer of Worlds, just doesn't do it for me. It's a fairly simple episode premise: do nothing, get thrown in jail anyway, prison shenanigans happen, plan great escape, escape with "nice, old lady", pay the price of trusting folks too soon.
Even Captain Malcolm Reynolds of Serenity knows not to trust old ladies just like that.
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Containing all three episodes: In The Line Of Duty, Prisoners and The Gamekeeper.Last edited by Falcon Horus; 13 December 2017, 01:38 PM.Heightmeyer's Lemming -- still the coolest Lemming of the forum
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Okay we are fighting FH. This is not because you like Soul more than me. We'll save that fight for another day. I actually really like this episode. It think it showed a lot of promise as it shows many flaws with our own justice system. The Taldor are to an extreme to show a point. It so common for people to project their own life onto others when in a similar situation. That is the danger of groupthink. Because SG1 is improsioned for a mistake, they think others are. A mistake that comes to bite them because of Linea. I could go on but as you see I love the sociological implications of this episode. I give it a good.
Also using the word sociological made me think of Nola
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Ah, she would have loved it...Originally posted by jelgate View PostAlso using the word sociological made me think of Nola
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I never actually gave any of that any thought to be honest. It just read like an age old sci fi "locked up and need to escape" story. Also, this is yet another advanced civilization we will never hear from again. I wonder if they just locked up the priors?Originally posted by jelgate View PostOkay we are fighting FH. This is not because you like Soul more than me. We'll save that fight for another day. I actually really like this episode. It think it showed a lot of promise as it shows many flaws with our own justice system. The Taldor are to an extreme to show a point. It so common for people to project their own life onto others when in a similar situation. That is the danger of groupthink. Because SG1 is improsioned for a mistake, they think others are. A mistake that comes to bite them because of Linea. I could go on but as you see I love the sociological implications of this episode. I give it a good.
Also using the word sociological made me think of Nola
And then you'd say "Law of Supply and Demand"
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This one drives me crazy. Daniel called it-- The other prisoners were afraid of Linea. Also, that they gave her access to a computer and explained how to use it. Ugh! No common sense!Comment
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